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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-04-22

The room inside was quite deserted. At the
threshold Mr.. Morrison said good night, with
grave, stately bow. He had taken STEP
AWAY when Shirley clutched his arm sud
denly.
"Look therel" she said.
face was pressed against the glass out
side, staring at them with wild, demoniac
eyes. 1t was waxy white and emaciated
In all her life Shirley never again saw coun.
tenance SO frightful, SO full of devilish malice
as that. She shuddered from head to foot in
spite of herself.
An awful look came into George Morri.
sons face. 1t was as if the frost of thou
sand years had suddenly entered his heart
81 will see what it is at once" he said at
is nothing, don't mind it, Shirley"
He turned and left her with bound
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-04-22

broken and sweet
u fight no more against the tide Shirley,
my star, my lilyl oh, how love you'll"
But they were n kingly pair, these two
strong, beautiful onesl
Lower and lower the southern moon dipped
its rays shimmered across the waterfall, but
they did not heed it. At last he arose with a
start.
do YOU know how late it is. Shirley"
"No," says Shirley, "and I'm afraid to ask. "
They entered the tiny boat hastily. The
last rays Of the southern moon glinted across
the whispering waterfall.
In the cool night silence they went to Shir-
ley's cottage, they two. The swinging lamp
yet burned in the porch. They passed in
through the hallway.
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DiaAnarsua Ysresi Yirsa,

LOUISVILLE. Kr., September GA
disastrous forest FIRE Is raging near
Meadow Lawn, about 6iteen miles
fros this city, and many acres OF fne
tin ber have been destroyed. The FIRE
originated on the farm OF Melnhert
Hsssel, whore barn caught nre from
sone unknown cause. Communicat.
Ing TO the dry grass Of the parched
meadow land the woods were soon TX.
nIted. aud q brisk breess famed and
epread the n,mee. The farmers are
obliged 10 stand Idly by and sse their
possessions swept fIom them on &C.
count OF the scarcity OF water, there
belng hardly enough water for the
stock on their places. In many In
stances farmers saved their property
from destruction by setting their stub.
bls lands on are ahead OF the main
hre, and thus the great blaxs would
die out when II reached their places
fos want Of fuel. The fires extended
for distance OF about three miles
square. aud arc easily communicated
from ono strip OF woods to another.
Much valuable property has already
been consumed, but II 10 thought the
progress OF the Are has been checked
and that II will soon exhaust Itself.
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Tar mADDOrK MURDER.
The TRIAL OF FRED munehrath Bega.
In Earnest

eitus CRY, Ia September o The
trial Of Fred Muuohra,h, for the mur.
der Of the prohibition advocate, the
Rsv. Geo. q. Ha1dock, began In earn.
eat this morning. That public inter.
es, In the murder Of Mr.. Haddock has
not wsned IL apparent. There was
no little excitement on the streets last
night aud the court room was crowded
this morning, the audience including q
number Of ladies'. Many we're unsble TO
giin admission, and crowds remained
standing around the courthouse dis
ouseilg over again the most memnra.
ble tragedy Ia the history Of the State.
A, every street corner, In the hotels,
AZ the stores and everywhere In the
cry The trial Ia the one topic OF con.
VIBRATION. The quick selection OF q
jury was surprise, only iorty.aeyen
talesmtn being called. Judge Wake.
held appeared in court promptly, aud
ieS moments later the jurymsn
we're 10 their eeale. They we're al.
lowed 10 disperse last night,
and 10. vas fumored that Juryman
James Collins WAS approached in be.
half Of tie defense, but refused 20 list.
On 70 any proposals.. The rumor
gained such currency that Il was ex.
pecisd Judge Wakefield would take
como action In the matter The Jury
10 considered an excellent one. II Ia
made up Of seven farmers and five
representative business men OF the
city. Munchralh was brought into
court looking very pale aud neryous,
and evidently greatly agilated. lie ia
defended " George w. Ago, OF lie.
mars. County Attorney Marsh con.
du IL the prosecution, and 10 assisted
by NJ ID. 0'Connell, Of Fort Dodge,
who bias been employed by the State
for the purpose.
This morning Il. II. Hubbard pre-.
scented the cAee 10 the jury In behalf
OF the Safe, tracing the circum.
stances OF the crime and the defend.
Ant, Munohralh's connection there.
with. Attorney Argo, for the defense,
followed, stating that soon after the
tragedy Leavltt and Bismarck" held
\ secret council, In which Lssyitt
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Inc Cnn,n,n,. RamiI. safe

DETROIT, Mich, September "a
special to the Journal from Cleveland
ssys; Anxiety for the saie,y Of the
family Of Capt Clemens, Of the lost
schooner Niagara, has been relieved
this morning by the fact that they
we're not on board the III iated vessel.
They are safe at home In this city
The name Of the first mate Of IN,
Niagara was John Macbeath, and tn,
second mate William Quinn. As the
Niagara LETT Ashtabula on her last TRIP
the crew 10 believed 10 have beer
shipped from that port. II 10 probabl,
that ten persons lost their lives, name
ly: Capt. Clemens, two mates, th,
cook aud six sailors. The Niagaii
was insured In Hull Pool for s26, 900
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storms on the Lake,

CnKsordAs, MICH, September o.
Incoming vessels report that the storm
on Lake Huron was terrible. A heavy
feet OF steamers and sail vessels
weathered the gale at Pr@que Isle, and
notwithstanding the fact that most Of
the vessels had both anchors down,
they dragged into each other, inlet.
Ing heavy damage. The tug Waldo
A. Avery, towing q raft, sprung q
leak outside and had q narrow escape
from laundering. She sunk decks 10
on reaching q dock at Oheboygan.
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u,s.s ~ ai. I.,ena I'd Victim

OoLusBIA, 4. o.. September 9.-Jo.
seph wsiir shot aud killed james Sad.
dlor, yesterday, on the public road
abou, aVe miles from Prosperity, New.
berry county. Both mon were white
farmers. saddler had threatened
weris's life. aud had told n neIghbor
q lev days ago tina, he intended TO cut
Joe Wers to pieces. ssddler met
Woris Ia his wagon, and halling him
asked him II he had been told Of his
threat Werls replied In the sflirma.
tive, whertupon Saddler advanced
upon him with q large. knife In his
right hand aud heavy stick In his
left wer's then drew his pistol and
nhot SAdiler dead In the road. saddler
was despeiae character and bore q
bad reputation. tie had served q term
in tho psniieutiary for housebreaking,
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said; .'sack % the story I have told
YOU, and We will como out all right"
Deputy Sheriff Davenport was the
6rst witness for the State. He testified
that Munchrath was at the court.
house the afternoon Of the iDj junction
trials preceding the murder, and was
hobnobbing with Lsavitt, Trieber and
the other defendants. In the main
his testimony, while about the same
IS given at the Arensdorf trial, pointed
moro directly 10 Munchratb,
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KANSAS CROPS.
Report Of the Secretary OF the Board
or Agriculture.


TosHKA, KAs., September 9.--Will-
lam Sims, secretary Of the State Board
Of Agriculture, this morning made the
following On cial statement Of the con.
dition Of the crops In Kansas for the
month ending August 3lst;
Wheat Winter and Spring)-We
note no change since the date OF our
last report one month ago. Probable
product, f,4f0,S76 bushels, which,
with the old wheat on hand, will
about meet the requirements OF the
State for seed and bread.
Oorn-In view Of the very general
demand for definite information relat
Ing to this crop, the board has, for the
purposes Of this report, extended its
inquiries much beyond Its list OF reg.
ulsr correspondents, and after a care.
ful compilation and thorough analysis
OF the Information received from oil
sources 6nd the area planted TO BIZ
6.6@ 48 acres. or IL per cent. in excess
Of our former year; OF this $500, 49,.
sores, or 40 per cent, while valu
able for fodder, will not b,
worth husking, leaving 4,O0O,07t
acres from which O produc
may be expected. This acreage W,
estimate will yield 81, SOL, 1858 bushels
40 per cent. Of the average annua
product for d 70 years, which, together
with ths old corn now on hant
(which we estimate at 10000 1000
busfele,, will, we think, when proper
ly distributed, about meet the 70
Quiroments OF the State. The counties
OF Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Bran
Butler, OhAutsuqua, Cherokee, Cow
Icy. Crawford, Doniphan, Elk, Green,
wood, Kingman, Lsbette, Linn, Mont
gomery, Neoshs, Nemehs, Republic
Bsdgewiok, Wilson and Woodson
twenty-five, will have a surplus. Tn,
counties OF Atchlson, Chase, Cofiey
Harper. Harvey, Jackson, Jefferson
Jewell, Johnson, Lincoln, Marion
Marshall, MoPherson, Miami, Norton
Phillips. Pottawotomie, P0att, Riw
lins, Reno, Rice. Smith, Stafford an,
Washington. tweniy-iour. will hav
enough 70 meet local requirements
while the remsining counties, will
possibly q few exceptions, will to
greater or less extent be purchasers o
this cereal.
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gbe Hest Co.m.,,...

q lady can use 10 . perfectly prepared
toile, sosp. Try OAshmere BOUQUET,
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A Trem sndeu. Cassius

Ham FRascIsco, GAL, September D.
The casting Of the stem Of the new
United States cruiser Charleston, now
being bull, here, has been successfully
acc omplished. The steel stern post
was cast jane 22j, but the casting OF
the stan wac q greater feat, the stem
weighing fully 1900 pounds. II Is
said 10 be the largest casting ever
made on this continent
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IndIsn EIeetisp

Mu&ooKk, |. T., September e.--The
CeeyS nalioaal election for Chief,
second Cllei and members Of the
HOUSE Of x ngS aud Warriors occurred
Tucsdsy. Returns como in slowly,
bu, 70 Tar indicate the election Of lie.
gus Perrymau, Of Tulsa, as Chief over
Joe Perrymhn, The present incumbent.
Legus PERUVIAN iavofs the sale Of Ok.
lahoma. He isA msn Of good ability,
6ns education, has been delegate 10
Washington, ID. o., aud enjoys the
oon6denoe OF his people. The election
went on quietly, end bat one political
shooting tcrape occurred.
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A LuetJ New Yorker Gained
Thousauds

Mr.. DAriui X, Burr, Of 40 Forsyth
street, NV York City, Ia q happy
combination Of both the lucky and
mentally well balanced. On the 18th
Of this month he won $4,000 In the
regular monthly drawing Of the
Louisiana baie Lottery Company, and
ON Saturday last the Adams Express
Company, which collected Il at New
Orleans, gave him the full amount.
lie stuck TO his post ~ assistant
superintendent OF agents Of the Met.
ropoliian Lie Insurance Company,
80 Park Placs.-New York Daily
News, July 20.
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AMeal GnnnrAI.

The only Cigarette which never varies
Try (new) White Caps, Gross Ooun'
try ana Latest Enelish.-Kinney To-
hacco Company, New York.
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Iaterestipg Piesures,

Illustrating the military uniforms oil
the world, packed daily In the Sweet
OsPoral.
Try (newb White Gaps, Gross Coun'
try and Latest Blglish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22
4 Row At The Wonderland.

AZ the end OF The first act of "Pinafore' az
The Wonderland last night, Clarence Rob
ertson, laboIer living on Blakey-ave.
created disturbance by yelling aud using
vile and obscene language. E.lis Gray. the
special policeman OF the house told him he
would have 10 leave the house. but he re-
fused 10 90. saving he bad paid 10 STE the
show and he was going 10 stay there. The
officer told him he could leave peaceably Or
be arrested when Robertson told him 70 90
ahead and that there wasn't enough men
there 70 put him out. Thereupon ensued a
fight in which the officer and NO otner EN-
pOyes took part. IL ended III Robertson
receiving q badly bruised head from which
blood flowed freely, aud be was taken 10
Police Headquarters. Gray. the officer. had
one of his fingers broken during the melee
Ihese are the facts as portrayed by the man
ayers Of the theatre
Robertson was seen in his cell and said.
"As the curtain went down I cheerei and
applauded loudly and the first thing
knew a man, saying he was an officer, took
me by the shoulders and told me TO come
out. ] said wait Til put on my overcost
and | will 80 bat ne wouldn't wait. Two
other fellows came up then and they began
70 pull me out. will admit that | fought
some then. but I would have went out if
they had given me time" He gave bail 10
appear Tor trial this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22
LOCKED OUT.
She Smashed His Bottle and lie Smashed
the Furniture.

She smashed His Bottle and lie Smashed
the Furniture.
Pieter Glow czinski, VINO resides on Pine
ST., has been on drunk for the past week.
Yesterday morning be started out with the
intention Of going to work, az least he told
mis- wife he was going TO work, bat returned
home later in toe day dead drunk. with a
Dig bottle sticking out Of his pocket. Mrs.
Gl0wczinski became enraged a. the display
Of fhilari.y which be maize. took the bottle
out Of his pocket AID smashed It on the
GOOr. PETER then got mad and began
90 break up the household
furniture His wife took broom and be-
gan 20 beabor her hubby over the head un-
ul he tGrned on her and gave her
a black eve, after which she picked up q
piece Cf stove wood aud gave him a rap on
the back Of The neck putting him 10 sleep
for the time being. He soon recovered,
however. whereupOn the VIE lied 10 a
neighbOrs 5 for safety. Pleter then locked up
the house and went 10 bed, sending word 10
his wife that Il she dared 20 enter the house
lie would Kill her. W arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22
HE eAIsch BURGLARS
Reported to Have Been Arrested At Jscl

Reported to Have Been Arrested At Jack
son.
Acting upon information given in the
TELEGEAH-HERALp Yesterday morning,
Jack Johnston. The Terror of the Lakes, >
was yesterday arrested on suspicion Of being
one Of the men who burglarIzsd the store OF
Z. g. Baisch on East Bridge 81 last Monday
night Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Bishop
received telegram from the Chief Of Police
at Jackson stating that three men had been
arrested there for burglary. When the
TELEsRAv- HERALD reached Jackson yesier-
day morning containing the information OF
the burglary and the desor.niion of the srs-
pectei thieves. the three men Who had been
trying 20 dispose of some OF tie stolen goods,
were irnmediate.y Y arrested and officers Will
be sent from this city this morning TO br.ng
them here !or examination.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

...rtAs- rH- k7., Jsl. Il The Vsr- r.
charged vfh the murder of the Pee family
were hrorsoi before County JadTs T. J.
Wysft A. Bafaoursviie today. and on mo
fion of the Docmon wealth the case Tss
continued uaai rr7' Treeisv The best
le-ai talent ir ih.s part Of the .ste Ess en-
p'ovai .1 enc care large crowds u peop .
were .n atfer ianoe from ths sur~orn ding
colnfrv. The prisoners eeiDre anxiety and
seemed greatly depressed The osse hss
heen vorsei Up oT $50 slrsr 3aiect res
and re rr3epec. see Che 1e'su0auts viii ~
held over
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

Large and apprecistiye audiences have
witnessed an excellent entertainment at
Smiths this week. DAILY and Roy intro.
duce the finest sketch ever seen at this
theatre. Hopper and Halls lightning
changes ars wonderful the wrestling and
ieats Of strength performed by Paulsen and
Gibbs is received with hearty applause
The 5snkey Bro. s in their snake antics are
great. The balance Of this cOmpeny intro
duce pleasing speciality. Grand Family
Matinee today al p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

as Receives ssslsa eses1s Iats 80 Hess
ssd - o4rs soaes ~ gbela-

as Reeves ssslsa esss1s Ints 80 hen-s
ssa - e4rs s1sas ~ 4bsla-
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n.re brs. general lslcAs1ls. gf kesa
-.sf T.s "a tosa Fesierlsy ID sssre- ~
s491s s-.a .ers s-9-sl toa as slars ~
DEC oi ls -lsr As all a. seco-lP.les. oy --ls
-4uls q Ira baAsr. sho CO.. rsallss ga
ne West >.-s p Ia c-gy za1 : zA3an -
Methods sxLor.ef. a search saTaEs
as issued Tor hls ho1ss yesterday after
loaB ~ trosoe4Ulg AIsorlry tLsy ossl
t-,syy worth ~ -1s s.9-s4 goods 14Fs oven
rec9Fere1 81 1lteren- towns sn4 cites
ia tae safe slr Is Vas osllvs01
mat quantity a them La1 0ss
sposcd gi 2 tbs civ k4keT lives 80 go
CD fan.s bo1ss on West Buass-s., "a Tie
tT0at ~ witch IS bal in ~llch hs o0n-
cuels services SIR Dsusm0ge snd Ds-s1-
avs Dssi a. med VIII the search ~arrznl
pad lim 9 v.s-g lasg evening and folna tu
1ls possession cssriy 49, worth 0i the
s-0-cn t1.ls. u .zct. Sal ls 1r-e4ilFV,
"tseis -llls b2ksr slt 1ls eile Az4 eu
HzIe stolen ~ lls cleTz. WHO Is n0~ Ia lsi-
awaiting tral sad eho oT0sglt ,1sm 20
Eakef f9f colcoalueuL I t0ok even tuiDg
lasy lad 14- t1e garments l-sy wofs SAC
toll tlsu e.-.t saks ile4s p-t az Rad.
Lac ~ s4plse them a. Tie cold Bake
was u0l arrested 81 sne 0.rcer aal 40 ar-
raat Tor nlm blt % : probable mat Af
Lel-nl0ge will prosecute hila Tor o1Dcrzitll
asu property. SIR Deusmofe retlIAt j
% t-.tl l--t iasL nigl-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22
At the Wonderland.

The Newell Comic Opera Company pre-
sented III. N 5. Pinafore" TO large and
fashionable audiences yesterday afternoon
and evening al the Wonderland theatre
Two additions have been made 70 the cast
and appeared for the first time yesterday
afternoon. They are 'Sid" Smith and his
charming wife late of the Mckee Rankin
company, with which Sid played the
Judge" in the "Dsnites." The Pirates
of Pennncs' will be sung this afternoon
and evening, closing the engagement OF the
company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

Organization ~ Local Sew fc4tfits
F&riy
TIE Labor Committee ol fifteen. appoint
ed oy different labor organizations Of lie
e.fy last lzl. msl az the X. Of l. Hal. on
Pearl -. Thursday ght 70 e eel psIman-
enl organization. Af-s ihe Transaction o.
iorm4l business platform for the es.ab.
lishmenl OF a new local political party. r.
be known ss '-Tls Wagewor1ers' Party OF
Grand Rapid" was rresented in the form
of 4 constitution. The nzme "Waeew0rk
er, Party oi Grand Hlp-dz v-s adopted,
and the patty declared % be local IN lis
character witl tie prominent idea and pur-
pose of purifying ana e.-Vauns Lhe politics
oi the city. AMI ol elilstias iu lts ranks for
tds accomplishment OF this all 0i
w4atever occupation who are in-
,ere1tcd ia scouting such result.
and with the intent q place ~ nomination
anl elect II posi o.e men Of capah.Aty, hon
esly and in,eST.y who Will De the servants
Of tie people a ; not If party. lae coz
ru1t practices o. certain we'll known ward
politicians werg denounced ID the strongest
terms, aud all bargaining and fusion de
olared contrary 20 Tue prluCip.cs OF this or
ganiLauon Ward CLUBS are 10 De organ
lied who Will report 70 the Central Com
mittee OF fifteen by committees ot I've, and
the Central Committee OF fifteen are 70 be
the Ommirtee on credentials and eX-oticlO
members of all dominating committees.
This committee Of fifteen Is 10 be elected
yearlv 4 petition was circulated among
those present for signatures, asking Con-
gress not 20 grant pension TO the widow
OF any deceased public ofhcsr of the Gov
e-urlruf
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

Articles Of ASSOCIATION were yesterday
fei with the County Clerk for The form
alton of a company known a. the "Esn-
denberg Manufacturing Company for the
purpose Of manufacturing and selling
harnesses. adding, and other goods Of IA IS
class. The capital stock Is 5000. divided
into two hundred sbares Messrs. A. T..
VandenberE s. n Briggs X. G. Nanden-
here and Aaron NandenbsTg are named as
stockholders.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

+-iiam I. Marshal leclurei al Powers
last evening on the Yellowstone Hstl0aal
Park, Illustrating bis nusnt and eloquent
talk with some nf,y Or shy disso.ying
views. There were natural views. co.ored
views moonlight views. and sAg.ety 0i re-
markAbie and enjoyable Illustrations. Ts0-
pie " DO Sid not attend certainly missed rare
treat. Tonight Nr Marshall sgsiu lectures
Tor The beDe.t Of the Iuues Ene. and The
manager, ". H. Powers. has kindly donated
the use Of the opera House. The lecture
tonight, will be on Colorado. the real evit-
ler.anG Of America, and the views are mOst
magnificent. Ar. Marshall Is a captivating
ialker and an evening with him Ike this
vii 0e tonight Will teach one more OF the
wonderful Centennial State than IA month
spent ~ travelling within is borders Too
much canrOt be said m oOmmendauon Ci
Nj Nagshal!s entertainments There
ehOu,d be & large house tonight.